Nearly everywhere you go in Montreal’s Plateau neighborhood you’ll find murals and street art. Some proudly displayed along main arteries and popular streets, others tucked away in alleys and parking lots. The abundance and variety of these murals, the challenge of finding them all, and the bohemian beauty of the Plateau, makes a mural walk the perfect way to spend an afternoon. Here are 16 of our favorites – all located on and around St-Laurent Boulevard, in the heart of the Plateau. It will take around 1 hour to visit these 16 at a leisurely stroll, but keep an eye out – there are more to be found if you look carefully. Get set up with this map of Montreal’s murals on your smart phone or tablet and off you go.
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Bezt de Etam Cru (2014)
Location: St. Dominique just North of Duluth in a parking lot -
Jaz (2015)
Location: St. Dominique between Duluth and Napoleon
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Kevin Ledo (2017)
Location: Corner of St. Dominique and Napoleon, on the south side of the Cooper Building.
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Fluke (2017)
Location: Corner of Napoleon and St. Laurent
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Troy Lovegates (2013)
Location: Corner of Napoleon and St. Laurent
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Rone (2014)
Location: St. Dominique between Napoleon and Roy, in a small parking lot.
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Scribe (2017)
Location: St. Laurent, just South of St. Cuthbert, in an alleyway/parking lot.
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Alex Scaner (2014)
Location: St Cuthbert near St. Laurent
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SbuOne (2017)
Location: Duluth near Clark in an alley
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Fonki (2016)
Location: St. Urbain near Duluth, in a parking lot
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Kevin Ledo (2014)
Location: Clark between Duluth and Rachel, in a parking lot
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Astro (2015)
Location: Clark between Duluth and Rachel – across the parking lot from the Kevin Ledo mural above
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Earth Crusher de A’shopi (2015)
Location: Clark between Duluth and Rachel
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Zema (2014)
Location: Clark just north of Rachel
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Roa (2013)
Location: Clark between Rachel and Marie-Anne in a parking lot
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Pixel Pancho (2013)
Location: Clark between Rachel and Marie-Anne in a parking lot
